According to a report by ThinkEquity Partners, Apple is gobbling down quantities of NAND flash memory which could jack up the flash memory prices. Apple’s craze to get their hands on the memory has apparently resulted buying all the Samsung’s memory inventory up to April 2009. Though it could be a boon to the […]
Next gen iPhone to have matte finish?
The June release cycle of iPhone is still months away but some loose hands from China has decided to leak a picture of what is believed to be the next generation iPhone. If the picture is legitimate then iPhone may do away with the fingerprint haven smooth plastic and grace the back with a […]
Apple commanded, Google obeyed
Google and HTC gathered a lot of flak because of their decision to leave out multi-touch functionality in G1 (HTC Dream) where proof-of-concepts have shown G1 to handle multi-touch gestures at ease. However, according to a member from the Android team, it was a conscious decision by Google. He says that Apple asked (ordered?!) […]
Next iPhone model leaked in firmware?
Macrumors has unearthed something unusual which points us to the next version of iPhone. The latest 2.2.1 firmware carried a new product code for iPhone, classified as ‘iPhone 2,1’. As most of you’ll must be unaware that Apple uses this code to distinguish iPhone, iPhone 3G and two generations of iPod Touch. The original […]
USPTO rewards Multi-Touch patent to Apple
Apple has finally been granted the multi-touch patent which was filed by them way back in September 2007. The US Patent No. 7479949 is very lengthy one spanning 358 pages and details each and every aspect of the multi-touch behavior. So now it seems Tim Cook’s bold comment were not made for namesake. He […]
Apple releases 2.2.1 firmware for iPhone
Apple released v2.2.1 firmware for the iPhone and iPhone 3G. The update seems to be minor one with a few improvements and fixes. It is said to improve stability of Safari and fixe some image issues saved from Mail. The update is available via iTunes. This update contains bug fixes and improvements, including the […]
iLife ‘09 now Shipping
Apple’s multimedia suite iLife ’09 is now shipping. The suite contains a variety of apps like the iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, iDVD and iWeb. All new Macs purchased on or after January 6 is eligible for the latest version while others can snag the upgrade for US$79. The apps boast a lot of new features […]
Palm: We’re ready for any patent lawsuits
Here’s the story so far – In a results call a few days back, interim CEO Tim Cook was asked if Pre infringes any of the Apple’s patents and if it does, will Apple taken any legal question. Cook’s answer was pretty clear – “Apple takes Intellectual Property Rights very seriously and would aggressively […]
iPod Nano class action suit settled, Apple to pay $22M as compensation
A three-and-a-half year legal battle between the Apple and iPod Nano users has finally come to an end. As a part of the settlement, Apple will shell out $22.5 million to the 1G iPod Nano users including $4.5M as attorney fees. The customer needs to duly fill out the claim form to receive $25 […]
Macintosh turns 25 today
Today marks an important day in the history of Apple. At this day in 1984, the world saw the birth of the very first desktop PCs from the Macintosh family. Apple even made an expensive that was aired during Superbowl two days prior to the official launch. The Macintosh included a 9-inch display, 8MHz […]
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